. >> those sports stories and kpix 5 news kpix 5 news kpix news >>> thousands of california hotel workers hit the picket line this weekend during what turned out to be one of the busiest holidays in years for the hospitality industry. is the latest group of american workers to walk off the job, demanding better pay and benefits thousands of starbucks employees went on strike last week after their union alleged the company wouldn't let some stores decorate or pride. and workers from u.p.s., the nation's largest shipping company voted to authorize a strike if their demands are better play and more whole times jobs are not met by the end of the month. >> the union truly feels that this is a window of opportunity. >> wants to reach a timely agreement that works for employees, customers , and the economy. >>> meanwhile, hollywood writers have been off the job for two months and could soon be joined by actors who currently are negotiated with studio producers over there contract. >> we generate massive amounts of profit from large multinational corporations and we just want a fair share >> the

kpix is your home for the 49ers preseason. matt joins me now. >> reporter: number one questioning heading into camp, when will brock purdy be returned to return after elbow season in the off season. we go the answer from john lynch. he won't practice tomorrow, a scheduled day -- >> he is cleared without restriction. time off due to pitch count and that, sticking to the plan. but the great news is brock worked his tail off. h is ready to go. >> reporter: purdy won't practice tomorrow, a scheduled day off. he is expected to be out there thursday with the other quarterbacks which came a a surprise to fred warner. >> brock purdy was cleared to start training camp. >> i didn't know that. i'm not surprised. i know the makeup of how he is since the moment he got here. it only makes sense that he is ahead of schedule. i assume. i didn't know if that was supposed to be the case or not. i'm interested to see how he looks obviously after all hi rehab. >> reporter: so, as for who didn't report to camp, nicks bosa. he is away from the team

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area we'll talk about the passing bennett in a minute, but first, the evening commute has been terrible. traffic on the bridge has been stopped for hours, in fact the bridge is closed as we speak. this is a bird's eye view from earlier today shot from our helicopter. chp says a man is having a mental health emergency, and to give you an idea of how long it's been going on, chp first started getting calls about this at 11:45 this morn. we've been checking with them often and they say they don't know when the bridge will be open again. waiting is all anybody has been doing. a lot of people have been trapped in their cars for hours. this tweet was from when closer to when this started. lou tweeted he was stuck on the bridge and people are playing frisbee is someone is playing guitar. and this had a major ripple effect on traffic across the bay area, including here in the city. our reporter anne makovec spotted this. imagine how frustrating it was for people stuck all day and into the evening. a couple of hours ago, sport

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara doncheychor steam brewery is now weeks away from closing. we first brought you this story on the show last night, and now patrons and employees are faced with the reality that yes, ther beloved brewery is closing afte 127 years in business. there is an error of mourning. one guy said he rode by on mariposa street and noticed that its fla was upside down. anchor was bor in 1896 and survive multiple fires , the 1906 earthquake and prohibition. the brewery had it last near-death experience when it closed in 1959 with only one employee left. a couple months later, stanford grad maytag build out the brewery. >> we would drink it before we would see the grateful dead play. >> sapporo took over and pledged to keep anchor alive, but six years later the japanes beer giant is tapping out, citing declining sales made worse by the pandemic and bar and restaurant closures that were bountiful, but there is still a tiny chance that anchor could be sold, leaving longtime fans rooting for another comeback. >>

cooling centers are also open in the bay area, we have those listed on our website, kpix .com and we will keep you updated on the heat wave on the cbs news app. >>> an update to that petroleum coke dust released from the refinery on tuesday, a recent report reveals there is no ongoing threat to the public health. samples of the dust collector did not contain high levels of toxic metals and indicating no long-term risk to the community. the air district did issue a notice of violation to the refinery. and the city of hayward has declared a state of emergency after the city was hit by a cyber attack. hackers have been disrupting the network since early sunday and so far city officials say no personal data has been leaked. the new declaration will free up more resources to help the city handle this crisis. this comes months after oakland suffered a similar cyber attack. and in san jose, city workers may go on strike for the first time in 16 years, they are overworked and understaffed, they are calling for a 7% salary increase , 6% increase the following year and a 5% increase in the thi

information on road closures, parking and what you can and cannot bring to levi's stadium, just go to kpix .com. >>> there are new numbers showing just how hard tech layoffs are hitting the silicon valley office market. a new report from commercial real estate for cushman and wakefield show office vacancy rates are at a historic high, particularly around the san jose airport where the vacancy rate is 42%. it is around 32% in santa clara and nearly 30% in downtown san jose. we will have much more coverage coming up. let's go over to oakland where neighbors from all corners of the city say crime is just out of control and they want help. that message was loud and clear at a pact and sometimes heated community meeting in montclair last night where people came out in droves to press their leaders for solutions. but, many walked away more frustrated when they came in, and one powerful group is demanding the city declare a state of emergency. >> i will get to these volunteers in a little bit, but the community members believe this emergency would allow them to access state and federal resources,

. >> those stories and more on game kpix 5 news kpkpix 5 news 5 newsws >>> president biden continuing trip to europe this week. the next visit is with leadership in the u.k. where he is defending. the decision to send the cluster bombs to help them in their war against russia. >> reporter: tonight, biden arrived in london ahead of the prime e minister when they were top leaders. they will dominate the trip where they are grappling with if and when they should join. >> i don't think that it will be ready. >> reporter: they suggested that the war must end before they're admitted. pointing to the agreement that they would engage in the defensive that's under attack. >> if the war is going on, then we're russia, that's never the case. >> reporter: and to help ukraine fight that war, the president made what he calls the difficult decision to provide cluster munitions, the canisters that were filled with a large number of the small bombs, dropped over the wide area. >> i think that they will need them. they are running out of the ammunition. >> reporter: they should never be the solution. >

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you can get the latest at kpix .com . >>> other stores we are following today, in contra costa countyh police and the parties suing them, the are in court after the uncovere racism and corruption within the department three months ago that included the much talked about racist and homophobic tex messages . two days ago the police chief who was not involved in this scandal announced despite what he told us earlier, he is going to retire. let's talk about what i going on in the north bay, residents warned about e. coli found in a nearby water treatment plant yesterday. napa county says they should only us boiled or bottled water until further notice, that goes for drinking and cooking water and even brushing your teeth. e. coli can cause intestinal illness. >>> if you have followed news o the drug crisis, you have heard about the term harm reduction. what does it mean to you? a lot of people say it means an approach aimed at reducing the impact of drug use by doing things like drug use in a safe way, meeting people where they are at in treating drug users with dignity. but there has bee

performed in front of queen elizabeth and prince philip . 4 years later, a special appearance for kpixhis time with a former anchor. >> is there anything you are looking forward to tonight in particular? >> just sitting with the san francisco symphony is pretty nice. >> reporter: the occasion, the 50th anniversary of the golden gate bridge. tony bennett did not disappoint. ♪ on a hill, it calls to me ♪ >> reporter: later in his career, he clicked with the young hit crowd and collaborated with megastars like lady gaga. >> whether it was a taylor swift crowd, whether it was a tupac crowd, they all loved tony bennett. >> reporter: in his lifetime, he sold more than 50 million records worldwide. >> tony bennett was diagnosed with alzheimer's disease in 2016, he died two weeks short of his 97th birthday. the fairmont hotel will always be linked to tony bennett and today, fans gathered at his statue and a violinist played her own tribute. this morning a red wreath was laid by the statue , fans came from all over to drop off flowers and say a few words. many of them say while they did not kno

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> first we have breaking ws want to tell you about of a ver serious nature. in the past 10 minutes we have learned multipl people been shot in the city of hayward. is is all happening along the 400 k just east of e 880-92 interchange. we don't know a lo about this. this has ju happened. police have said there is more than one victim but no one has died. no fatalities they are aware of at this timebody is in custody right now. a shelter in place order is in effect for that area. this is around the 400 block of rancor place in hayward. multiple people shot and killed tonight. >>> i am sara donchey. every year, bay area firefighters but yes, please, do not launch illegal fireworks. every year the view shows us how many people do not listen or do not care. this display in union cit it was so big that our producer thought this was a professional show, but no. this was in the middle of a neighborhood street people are so brazen that the helicopter spotted somebody setting fireworks off just a fe feet away from a fi

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> anchor brewing company has survived the 1906 earthquake, prohibition, and threats of bankruptcy, but the legendary san francisco brewery could be on the vefrj of a major change just weeks after announcing cuts, the parent company was expected to make an announcement tomorrow about anchor's future. and as our betty yu reports, they've already given employees instructions on what to do first thing in the morning. >> reporter: we expect to hear an official announcement from anchor brewing company on wednesday. already some loyal customers are anxious that signs point to this 127-year-old company shutting down. a couple times a week you'll find best friends lori and chris at anchor public taps. they said an employee who wants to remain anonymous believes its closure is imminent. >> even before i lived in california, everyone knows anchor. it's an american institution. it seems like a shame if that goes away. >> reporter: i was acquired by sapporo usa in 2017. its roots date back to the california gold rush. its

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four years later a special appearance for kpix and this time on crissy field with our former anchor kate kelly. >> reporter: anything in particular you look forward to tonight? >> singing with the san francisco is pretty nice. i call that slumming . >> here comes tony bennett. to the 50th anniversary of the golden gate bridge and bennett did not disappoint. later in his careerer bennett clicked with the young and hip crowd , and collaborated with megastars like lady gaga. >> tony bennett, whether it was taylor swift crowd, whether was the rapper tupac or the mormon tabernacle choir crowd , they all loved tony bennett. >> reporter: in his lifetime tony bennett sold over 50 million records worldwide. >> one of the last times he was in san francisco was 2018 when part of mason street was named tony bennett way. his favorite san francisco restaurant was where he left a lifetime of memories. >> reporter: north beach was the place that tony bennett would, while in town and specifically hereto piazza pelligrini. a friend used to own the place and even after the change of ownership he would come

or years later a special appearance for kpix but this time on crissy field with the former anchor kate kelly. >> reporter: is there anything you're looking forward to tonight in particular question mark >> singing with the san francisco symphony is pretty nice. i collect slumming . >> here comes tony bennett. >> reporter: the occasion is the 50th anniversary at the golden gate bridge. bennett did not disappoint. lalater in his career bennett clicked with the young hip crowd and collaborated with megastars like lady gaga. >> tony bennett, whether it was taylor swift crowd, whether it was rapper to paul -- rapper tupac or the mormon tabernacle crowd, they all loved tony bennett. >> reporter: in his lifetime tony bennett sold more than 50 million records worldwide. >> when the last time that bennett was in san francisco in 2018 when mason street was renamed tony bennett way. we visited the say very -- favorite san francisco restaurant where he left a lot of memories. to the north bay in town specifically here to piazza pellegrini. a friend of his own the place and even after the change of

>>> on kpix news, while you were sleeping, have you been on twitter yet? another change from elon musk, the owner rolling out a new brand. that x is the new logo for the famous social media company. a lot of changes. >> when will it stop? >> probably won't. >>> a car flies downstairs in san francisco and lands upside down on the street below. what neighbors are saying. >>> technically it will still be warm but not near as hot as it was. we will start a cooling trend. most of the seven day will be below average. we will look at that. >>> metering lights are on at the bay bridge but not seeing much of a back up. we'll have top traffic trouble spots coming up. >>> developing, twitter's signature bird logo is starting to fly away. ceo elon musk made the surprise announcement yesterday. when you get on the social media website you will see the giant x that i see right there. around 2:00 this morning the x was lit up on the side of the building at typewriter's headquarters in san francisco. musk has been tweeting about changes for a couple days and has repeatedl

you can nominate your local hero on kpix .com /hero. >>> you never want a surprise out in this ocean,ff with this beautiful look over oakland right now, where current temperatures are still pretty cool, currently sitting in the 70s near concord, oakland 62. let's take a look at what we can expect for the next seven days, 80s insight for the east bay, the coast is staying nice and cool in the 50s and flirting with the lower 60s. partly cloudy skies. we will keep you updated. >>> a fisherman off the coast of southern california had an unexpected visitor on his kayak. a look at this. the fisherman was out on the beach this weekend when this happened, he believes the sea lions smelled the fish he caught, so he let them have the feast and let it swim off. he gave them the fish. look at that. >> and he wanted more, it seems like. he just wanted to chill. he knew there was a meal there. absolutely. we will see you at 3:00. ♪♪ >> hope: you're home, liam. that's a start. so let me prove my love to you. let me fix the damage that i have caused. >> liam: i...

. >> you can nominate your local hero online at kpix .com/hero. >>> still ahead, as robots become a partre going to show you you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose yourur hairline. hot flashehes, the e flu, or that ththing when your r knee justt gives s out for nono reaso. you didndn't choosee yourur bad backk oror this. oror... that.. yoyou didn't c choose depressision, memelanoma, or lactotose intolererance. but wiwith kaiser r permanene yoyou can choooose your dodor whwho works wiwith other bebest-in-clasass specialils to c care for alall ththat is you.u. >>> it's official, thousands of hollywood actors are going on strike. the announcement coming just a few moments ago. members will ticket for the first time in nearly 63 years and of course they joined the writers who are also on strike and have been on strike since early may. hollywood productions have been shut down. >>> right now, they are holding a press conference, i'm watching it right now on the youtube channel, we will hear what they have to say later on. >>> we will talk with a stanford doctor about today's fda a

we will stream the show on kpix .com and the cbs news app. >>> one of the biggest displays in the bay area skies has nothing to do with pyrotechnics and it doesn't even have to be dark to see it. we have one man's tribute to his veteran father that is anything but subtle. >> on the fourth of july, it is about america. on veterans day, it's about the veterans and on memorial day, it's about the people getting all they have to give. >> the flag can be seen for miles, although tucker says it is a big gesture, and principally an audience of one. >> my father flew helicopters in vietnam, that was a huge pride for me. once they get flying today, i will probably shoot a video and call him up. >> reporter: he is tremendously proud of his father . >> most of us americans are aware of the fact that the vietnam veterans did not get the respect that they deserved. it wasn't political for my father, he went over there and did what he thought he had to do. he was serving his country at the time. >> reporter: the tradition dates back 18 years. the size of the company and the flag had grown with time

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we are counting down to the 49ers preseason airing right here on kpix. san francisco's pass rush should be one of the best in the nfl. as matt lively tells us, it is a group led by a fier d-line coach! >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report! >> when will joey bosa be back in camp? he is awaiting a new long-term contract but he is no the only star of the offensive line. >> i think the real question is how we play. i don't think guys want to mess with us. >> the former eagle was a 49ers signing and free agency. this i a group that feeds off the energy from defensive line coach, but olmstead feels like it has actually mellowed out since having a daughter. >> alex barrett was there with him in detroit as well, too, so they tell the stories of a younger chris. he was not as mellow. >> i think that he has mellowed a little bit, maybe because it is hotter out there. but we mes with him enough that players know how he is. he is always going. >> with the red and gold report i am matt lively. >> the first game is against th raiders and the niners then pla t

wildfires are connected toour changing climate and solutions at can protect communities at 7:30 on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area and once again saturday at 7:00 p.m. let's get to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. we are talking about wildfires and that hot weather is coming through this weekend. >> yeah, it will be a scorcher for many of us in the east inland hills. we are talking about triple digits once again. i'm not sure if you were here for 4th of july weekend. if you were in town, you felt that heat today, tomorrow and even into this weekend. we're building up into a very similar setup. starting off with a live look from our mount diablo cam, everything in the east bay is looking dry. as we look at daytime highs today, it will be warmer for us too. 80s and 70s in the santa clara valley as we head north off into the east bay. we are starting to see upper 90s just near brentwood. it will be a warm day for us near pleasant hill and concord. cool day once you get off work, maybe you want to enjoy a nice break after work. 60s along the coast today. cooler with in a mar

. >>> this is "gameday" on kpix and cbs news bay area. >> welcome into "gameday."ly. 49ers training camp set to turn things up tomorrow. >>> and a drag racing legend joins me in studio. >>> but we're going to begin at the ballpark. "oppenheimer" and "barbie" weren't the only must watch shows this weekend. the giants were dramatic. talking about a good show, savannah banana in the house for the series finale. wilmer flores drives in casey schmitt in the fifth, 2-0. flores has fi

our half-hour special will air right here on kpix and streaming with an encore saturday at 7:00. >>> tonight, we have learned that patrolium coke dust release lasted for half an hour, not one minute as the health department first said. the refinery said the dust got caught up in a steam plume when a piece of machinery was restarted following repairs. they are having samples analyzed now. in the meantime it issued a notice of violation to the refinery. >>> oakland police are warning about an uptick in armed home invasion robberies. there have been several reports from the laurel north hills and miller and greater san antonio neighborhoods, so far no one has been hurt. the police are advising people to keep windows and doors locked. install security, utilize lighting, trim hedges to eliminate potential spots. >>> closing their doors after more than a century in business, what it means for the famous public place. >>> what is steph curry up to in the off season? we caught up with him at the lake tahoe celebrity golf tournament ♪♪ alex! mateteo, hey how's s business?? greaeat. you knonow

. >> you can see all of her interviews starting at 8:30 this morning here on kpix 5. >>> new detailsruling against the proud boys a right wing extremist group. the judge overseeing the civil lawsuit says the group's attack on the mainly black church was quote hateful and overtly racist. that judge is now ordering them to pay the church in washington more than $1 million for destroying a black lives matter sign. and an attorney for the church says that they are trying to stop the proud boys from acting with impunity. the one man named in the case is the group's leader who was convicted of seditious conspiracy in a separate case in 2020. >>> riots in france continued for a fifth night as tens of thousands of police officers were deployed across the country. that followed the funeral of a teen whose shooting had sparked the unrest. 45,000 officers fanned out aided by armored vehicles and helicopters. the situation was calmer last night than the previous four nights although there was some tension in paris. reports of rioting and looting continued in france's second largest city marseill

you can share your thoughts using the hashtag kpix. >>> oakland's mayor is making another pitch to try to stop the a's from moving to las vegas, this time she took her fight to the mlb commissioner at the all-star game. anne makovec has more on what they talked about. >> reporter: she asked for this meeting with the commissioner after she learned that he made comments about the city not working with the team. here is what he said about a month ago. >> what is it that oakland was prepared to do? there is no oakland to offer , okay, they never got to the point where they had a plan to build a stadium at any site. >> they met in seattle ahead of the all-star game, and telling the chronicle that she ga the commissioner 30 copies of a report detailing the negotiations between the team and the city. she said that report included timelines and proof that the city had already secured funding for the ballpark and surrounding development. the mayor said, before undertaking this very consequential vote, i want the commissioner and every mlb owner to have all the facts so they can make an informed

. >>> and the news on kpix 5 with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thanks so much. today students across the country are taking a stand to fight for change. a safe space encouraging kids to open up. it all added up to this powerful lesson. an alarming night of gun violence across oakland. what is the city doing to address it? hundreds of racetrack employees wondering where they will go. >> six months is a pretty quick notice that your life will change completely. >> a quick note sure of the closure of golden gate field. >>> plus, people dreaming big across the bay area tonight, hoping to take home the billion-dollar powerball prize. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> for some it is controversial. for others, it is their livelihood. we are talking about horse racing. that is what the story is right now. hundreds of workers at golden gate fields are scrambling to figure out what comes next. len ramirez talked with some of the workers who will be personally impacted by the closure. >> reporter: the bay area was once home to three major horse racing

. >>> the preseason games air right here on kpix. the red and gold august 13th, broncos visit on the 19th followed by the chargers on the 25th. >>> . >>> taylor swift will be taking the stage in santa clara around this time tomorrow. but the long lines started really early this morning. some fans showing up at midnight to be the first in line for the official merch. one hot item, a blue crew neck and by early afternoon this merch truck ran out of all of the sizes, the sweat shirt retails at $65 on the truck but selling for $250 on ebay. >> i get the verified. it feels more real sort of thing. they are out here bootlegs, too. if i can get verified i will go there, first. >> these merchandise sales are playing a big role in the estimated $5 billion that the "aras" tour is pumping back. the highest grossing tour of all-time and guess what, fans t is not even halfway over. all right. stay tuned. >>> thanks for watching. the news continues on cbs news bay area. we will see you back here at 11:00. have a every y business deserveses a great

>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening, i am juliettedrich in for sarah tonight. thousands of people who were supposed to be sailing tonight are still stuck after a dockin mishap damage their cruise ship we have been watching the ruby princess from our roof camel evening and it has been sitting there all night. in the past 90 minutes princess cruises said there is still no timeframe for departure. that is because the ship technical experts and the coast guard are still trying to figure out what to do about this. the big dent in the ship. it happened as it was pulling into peer 27 earlier this evening. the impact left a visible gas. thousands of passengers were finishing up their own crews at the time and fortunately nobody was hurt. no it is up to the coast guard to determine whether the ship is fit to sail, but despite the damage a fresh set of passenger was allowed to board for the next trip. >> i was certainly thinking about how the titanic has been in the news lately, so all of a sudden i didn't know anything about this until she tol

headset , just scan the qr code on your screen, you will also find it on the front page of our website, kpix .com. and you can check out all of our stories on a smart phone without any special equipment. >>> police released body cam footed from the deadly officer involved shooting, it happened during a search warrant on june 28 in point richmond. officers say 66-year-old, kevin mcdonald pointed a gun at them before they opened fire. police released this footage today and a warning, the video can be difficult to watch. >> this is the police, show us your hands, show us your hands. >> the warrant was related to illegal high-powered weapons. the room mcdonald was in was the last one in the house they were searching, they recovered 53 firearms, 48 were in that room and 17 were ghost guns. they also say they recovered more than 1000 rounds of ammunition and a live grenade. >> i wanted to express my sincere condolences to the family of mr. mcdonald. the loss of a loved one is never easy and i understand it is especially difficult under the circumstances. >> mcdonald's roommate, 63-year-old, jos÷ m

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news on cbs bay area. >> tonight, taylor swift is in her levi's era. hotels are sold out, restaurants booked up, and the local economy is raking in millions. i'm juliette goodrich in for sara donchey tonight. ou chopper caught the unbelievable lines going into levi stadium for the eras tour. well over 100,000 fans are expected between the two shows. the gate didn't open until 4:30, but thousands of people had been outside for hours by then makin and trading friendship bracelet and showing off their looks. th shows are having impacts far beyond the stadium. it's a game changer for businesses in the middle of a cruel summer for tech lay offs. betty yu reports they're just as excited as the fans. >> reporter: santana row is jus one of the shopping and dining destinations here in the south bay feeling the effects of taylor swift coming to town. we met some fans that came a long way to see the pop superstar. how did you guys prep for this? >> made a lot of bracelets and got cute outfits. >> we made 78. >> reporter: and you're wearing them all tomorrow? >>

join us deer dive into climate change and wildfires right here on kpix with an encore on saturday. i can tell you it is not often we cover stories where we hear solvable and, you know, of course, we are a long way from that but it is interesting >> anything that allows the crews to get to the fires more quickly and containment lines built and gets it contained if not out as quickly as possible is good. the thing we can not control is what happened few years ago 1200 lightning strikes and mother nature will have final say in all of that. the good news is that the fire threat will remain relatively low considering the hot temperatures, we will not have gusty offshore winds. tonight, locally dense fog. compact marine layer. it will be there. warmer temperatures tomorrow, the heat peaks. a brief two-day peak saturday and sunday. we will be back near normal and slightly below temperatures by tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week. that is good news for the bay area however other parts of california and other parts of the southwest in general are going to be cooking for the foresee

[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay>> hello, i'm sara donchey. th first thing we wanted you to se tonight is all of these people. looks like the merch line for the taylor swift concert. but believe it or not, they're all trying to get into a public meeting in oakland. doesn't see like something you'd see crowd at, but that's how people feel about safety. the city has seen everything from shots fired on freeways, violent carjacks, armed robberies, and homicides over the past few days and weeks. last night, we were shocked to hear a pregnant woma had been shot. thankfully, the good news in all of that, she and her baby are okay. there's also an issue with police response times. we've heard fro a lot of people that they've called for help for home invasions, burglaries, robberies, and the help was either too late or in some case didn't come at all. this is a problem that's been plaguing many parts of oakland. but ther was a meeting tonight about all of this. people were hopeful to hear something from one of the few people

or even past swift concerts and just tag us on social media@kpix 5 tv or use th#kpix. >> you can winickets to the show friday, august 4th. just watch the cbs news bay area morniedition starting at 7:00 right now on kbcw for the secret word and then ♪

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara donchey. this was the definition of a close count for a nap neighborhood today. this fire burned about 8.5 acres near collinsville road, and at last check it was about 80% contained. as andrea nakano reports, what people heard righ before the fire started makes them pretty certain what happened. >> reporter: i talked with the incident commander on the scene and he said he felt both nervou and proud of the work that his crews were doing. firefighters and residents say this fire could have been much worse. >> this was the first time that i would say i was a little bit scared just to get out of here and get the family loaded into the truck and out. >> reporter: ken spickler live right near where the fire started. he said it came within about 100 feet of his home. >> as soon as i saw the flames jumped on the tractor and was dialing 911. so i was driving the tractor and talking with dispatch and they were here within a couple minutes. >> reporter: the napa fire department and other agencies includ

you can watch that game right here on your community station, kpix. >>> cooled down still in effect? >> a cooldown will last for a while. will push temperatures, even for far inland parts of the bait to what is normal for this time of year. and this is the pattern that will persist to the rest of this weekend into the weekend. there will be ups and downs to our temperatures. you will see that in the seven-day forecast. it is nice as we finished july and head into early august. the six to ten-day outlook keeps us in that near or maybe slightly below average pattern, but there is more uncertainty as we look further down the line. the 14-day outlook edges the trend a little closer to us. there is disagreement with the various long-range models. some say we are in for a return of the direct influence of the heat dome in august and the first full week of that month. others say, hang on. it will keep us air-conditioned to some extent as we head into the month of august. we will keep an eye on both possibilities. it is beyond the scope of the seven-day forecast. right now, we are looking at

kpix and streaming on cbs bay area or catch it tomorrow at 11:00. >>> all right, paul hagan is joiningw, a question i have to ask you, i know it will be hot in the bay area, let's take a look at death valley. how hot will it get there? >> hotter. 130 degrees. >> and then at night? >> it drops off. it is still going to be hot. the point to this, still, all of heat not keeping tourists away. the park sits below sea level t. can get especially hot. so, warning signs are up around the park, tourists say they are prepared with plenty of water. >> it is hot. [ laughter ] >> but, the scene, the scenery it is awesome. >> especially when there is a breeze it would give you relief but it just does feel like a blow-dryer going back in your face >> that was a good description. >> yes. that hot breeze. people say in the desert southwest it is a dry heat. no, it is 130. >> how long can you be out in it. >> in the shade? the sun will cook moisture out of you. if you are in the shade you can be out if you had enough water but still, that is dangerously hot to be out there. >> i have not checked that o

>>> right now on kpix 5 news, grieving family and friends remember a worker killed on the job in an east bay home depot. now a mother is turning her pain into a call for action. her fight in honor of her son's memory. >>> and former president donald trump defiant as he faces a new legal challenge in the criminal investigation into the efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. what he is saying about the special counsel. jess? >>> another heat dome is beginning to build just off to the southwest and i'm going to time out that next heat wave coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> and as you get ready to head out the door on this wednesday morning, we already have a traffic alert for your ride along 880 in the south bay near 280. >>> hey, good morning, we are halfway through the week on this wednesday morning. it is 5:00 a.m. and we're looking at the beautiful coit tower in san francisco from our rooftop camera right here on battery and broadway. looks gorgeous but this morning i saw a lot of fog on the drive in. how long is that going to stick around for people driving into work?

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello.nchey. >>> the unthinkable has happened again, another child shot on an east bay freeway. like many times before, this little boy was with his family when a bullet flew into his car and hit him. another innocent victim of a rolling gunbattle in alameda county, another family that went from a moment of peace and normalcy to panic and chaos. this little boy's mom had to rush him to the hospital in what must have been the most terrifying moment of her life. parents who are hearing about this tonight are understandably disturbed and understandably angry. here's what we know. it happened along eastbound 580 near grand avenue at the height of the evening rush. drivers scrambled to call 911. >> there are about eight to nine shots fired. he had a burgundy or possible mercedes four door, four occupants wearing all black masks and a white small suv. both of them are shooting back and forth at each other. >> tonight eastbound 580 is closed and has been for hours. betty yu is live with us now. thi

. >> all three preseason games will be airing right here on kpix 5.preseason game is against the raiders on august 13th. then the niners play the denver broncos on the 19th. and on august 25th, we play the chargers. once again, all eyes will be on that quarterback position. and make sure your eyes are beginning to be watching kpix 5 because all preseason games are going to be airing right here on cbs news bay area. g? >> justin. so ready for some football. >>> there's a change in the rules on the way for anyone heading to europe. we'll explain in today's travel tuesday. >>> the market just opened about 11 minutes ago. the big board, we >>> hey, welcome back. streaming music is about to get a little bit more expensive. spotify told its users they're raising the prices on all ad free subscriptions. so the change comes after other streaming services like netflix, youtube, and apple music recently raised their subscription costs. the individual plan will cost users an exthat dollar. pushing the price to $10.99 a month. the users would be given a one month

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. blake was only 26 when he died on the job at a bay area home depot. his mother says he was killed over an item that cost less than $200. now she's facin road blocks in her desperate mission to get the maximum sentence for the person that pulled the trigger. tonight, people gathered for a vigil to celebrate the dreams that blake had for his life and to push fo justice for him. his mother lor testified in front of the house judiciary committee last month. >> and we should be charging th case based on facts and not on personal opinion or agenda. >> she told lawmakers then and our betty yu tonight that the system failed her son. >> thank you for coming, first. um, i promised myself i wouldn' do this. >> reporter: lori choked back tears as she marked three month since her 26-year-old son blake was killed on the job. police say the home depot loss prevention employee was shot to death at this shore. the woman that allegedly stole a charger for a power tool was arrested for his murder. >> t

. >> the council has not voted on the rays yet and will bring you the latest on kpix news at 7:00. >>> looking ahead to another hot weekend. renewable energy will play a critical role in keeping the power grid up and running. the state has a goal of reaching 100% renewable energy by 2045 which is creating a demand for carbon-free power. in sonoma county, even staunch environmentalists are surprised by the proposal for a massive clean energy project. john ramos takes us to the fort ross area up north where a proposed hydropower plant has sparked major backlash. >> the rugged, unspoiled sonoma coast. people come here to relax and recharge, but now one energy company is causing a tidal wave of outrage over a plan to turn this area into a gigantic battery. on monday morning it was standing room only as supervisors considered a new coastal protection plan for sonoma county. what they discovered just a week ago had almost everybody in a state of shock. >> we are sitting here rebooting the policy on the local plan and there is this huge behemoth project that comes out of nowhere. >> reporter